House Of Cards Fall For 1989 Batch IPS Officers: One IPS Officer's Mistake May Trigger Domino Effect?

The 1989 Batch IPS officers especially those who are getting impatient to get DG rank posting at the center might have burned their hands or to put in more appropriate terms- failed HM's patience test.  Selected 1989 batch IPS officers are waiting for ages to get a place in central deputation at DG rank but silence from MHA has made a few of them impatient. Top Sources say that One DG rank IPS officer recently expressed his dissatisfaction with keeping DG rank officers waiting despite clear vacancies in the field. Sources add that Home Minister Amit Shah got miffed from his way of expressing disasitification and as a consequence, 1989 batch IPS officers are now on the verge of falling like a house of cards, top sources said. A senior and well placed source says that 1989 batch IPS officers are being tested but going so upfront with top brass, especially with HM is something that is not only against the protocol but also looks uncourteous. One more source said that "many IPS officers stay lowkey and wait for the right moment many senior to the 1989 batch waited for ages and got the postings but losing patience and panicking this way will only give adverse outcomes". It appears that one IPS officer's mistake may provoke a domino effect and this might hurt many heavy-weight contenders of the 1989 batch running for DG rank post. It also cannot be denied that there is an open chance for 1990 batch DG rank officers to seize this opportunity. As far as the question of the 1989 batch is concerned, how much more  they will pay, time will only tell.